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MikeEnRegalia
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Mellotron Storm
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My top five is strong but it really drops off after these for me. No order:
Shamblemaths- II Stephan Thelen- Fractal Guitar 2 Jordsjo- Pastoralia Needlepoint- Walking Up That Valley Trees Speak- Vertigo Of Flaws |
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This one is listed on the site under "various artists (tributes)": http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=74454
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Lewian
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Here's my current list of 20 (or rather 22 including two albums not currently listed of which I hope that they still may come up) - after for the first time having listened to some 60 albums from the year to come up with such a list. Battlestations - Splinters Vol I Tremor
Aquaserge - The Possibility of a New Work for Aquaserge Asmus Tietchens - Neues Boot (with Miki Yui) Jordsjo - Pastoralia Isildirs Bane & Peter Hammill - In Disequilibrium Ske - Insolubilia Craig Fortnam - Ark (currently not listed on PA) Android Trio - Other Worlds Needlepoint – Walking Up That Valley King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - L.W. Mogwai - As the Love Continues 3 Primates - 3 Primates Alco Frisbass - Le Mystère du Gué Pucelle (currently not listed on PA) Fred Frith and 123 other artists - Miniatures 2020 Gleb Kolyadin - Water Movements Elephant9 - Arrival of the New Elders God Is an Astronaut - Ghost Tapes #10 Battlestations - Splinters Vol. II Bruise Mono - Pilgrimage of the Soul Black Midi - Cavalcade Fred Frith & Ikue Mori - A Mountain Doesn't Know It's Tall Thy Catafalque - Vadak |
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richardh
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5 stars Frost* - Day and Age 4.5 stars Glass Hammer - Skallagrim: Into The Breach Mastodon - Hushed and Grim Krokofant - Fifth 4 stars Steve Hackett - Under A Mediterranean Sky Lifesigns -Altitude Liquid Tension Experiment - 3 Kayak - Out Of This World Kansas - Point of Know Return Live and Beyond Big Big Train - Common Ground Steve Hackett - The Surrender Of Silence IO Earth - Acoustic Vol 1 Vangelis - From Juno To Jupiter Shamblemaths - Shamblemaths II Elephant 9 - Arrival Of The New Elders Needlepoint - Walking Up That Valley Black Midi - Calvacade Rachel Flowers - Bigger On The Inside Isobar - Isobar II Caligonaut - Magnified as Giants Lee Abraham - Only Human 3.5 stars Bent Knee - Frosting Tori Amos - Ocean to Ocean Clive Nolan - Song of the Wildlands Isildurs Bane and Peter Hammill - In Disequilibrium Nad Sylvan - Spiritus Mundi 3 stars 3.2 - Third Impression Steven Wilson - The Future Bites Stephen Caudel - Return to Wine Dark Sea Motorpsycho - Kingdom Of Oblivion This Winter Machine - Kites Edited by richardh - January 28 2022 at 00:41 |
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BrufordFreak
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Thanks for that, Lewian! I've been a big fan for over ten years and I hadn't a clue! (I generally tune out each year's music for the first six months as it helps me get my sanity back from the usual year-end rush.) I'm listening to it for the first time right now! Great 21st Century electronica! Reminds me of Ryuichi Sakamoto, Alva Noto, Christian Fennesz, Holger Czukay, David Sylvian, and, of course, Brian Eno! |
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marcodeluca
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my 2021 prog list 1- Agusa 2- Ske 3- Alco Frisbass 4- Amarok 5- Dream Theater 6- Frost* 7- Caligonaut 8- Steve Hackett - Surrender of silence 9- Needlepoint 10-Daniel Eliseev Project
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doesn’t really explore as much as before, so can’t make meaningful yearly list as I only know a few albums from each year post 2015’ish
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I am still in the earlier stage of catching up with last year, but there are some worthy albums by, in alphabetical order: Ciccada The Emerald Dawn Jordsjø Shamblemaths Ske
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Lewian
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Yes, and I actually have already reviewed it. It's good, but it sounds a bit like 2/3 continuation of Vol. I (great) and 1/3 some more stuff thrown in to arrive at album length (not quite that great), so I prefer Vol. I. Other things that really have impressed me (in the meantime I've heard enough to have a top 20 and more): Aquaserge Ske Jordsjo Craig Fortnam Needlepoint L.W by King Gizzard and the L.W (haven't heard the other one yet)
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Psychedelic Paul
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That surprised me too. The album would've been on my 2021 favourites list for sure if he had done.
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Rick Wakeman didn't release an album?
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Ian
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Psychedelic Paul
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I know. Sometimes my posts just invite ridicule.
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"extensive, dedicated research"?! And then you come up with Peter Frampton?! And Yes's Quest... probably for inspiration. Did they find it?
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Psychedelic Paul
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Following months of extensive, dedicated research, here's my full and complete list of favourite albums from 2021:-
Big Big Train - Common Ground Downes-Braide Association - DBA IV: Halcyon Hymns Peter Frampton - Frampton Forgets the Words Steve Hackett - Under a Mediterranean Sky Hawkwind - Somnia Magenta - Angels and Damned Mostly Autumn - Graveyard Star YES - The Quest |
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Norway for the win!!!
Caligonaut Needlepoint Jordsjo Tusmorke Meer Motorpsycho Shamblemaths Kerrs Pink That country definitely won 2021 and Wobbler didn't even release an album...
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richardh
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apparently there is a Volume Two as well! There is almost too much to get through I've just made a list of artists that released albums in 2021 that I need to check out Motorpsycho Clive Nolan Krokofant (new band to me but will give them a go , maybe similar to Elephant 9) Isobar (their debut was great) Cyan Isildurs Bane Robert Reed Caligonaut Lee Abraham Mostly Autumn Kayo Dot also I've only listened to a few tracks off Mastodon's latest but that sounds interesting so far |
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Mellotron Storm
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^ Great idea, Norway and the rest.
Shamblemaths Monarch Trail NichelOdeon/ InSonar All I got, in fact I've been so out of tune I need to do some catching up with my 2018-2022 albums. Ordering new music for the first time in like 5 years and I feel like a kid again. I have been aware of the albums released and opinions stated I just need to pick and choose and not buy 50 a year like the old days. Can't afford that anymore and I'm not into streaming I need to hold that recording in my hands and read the liner notes. Man I'm old.
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Here's my top 4 list! The order doesn't matter cause I enjoyed each record equally as much. To tell you the truth, I didn't listen to a lot of what was coming out recently in 2021, so that may be why my list is so short.
Norwegian: 1. Shamblemaths 2. Caligonaut 3. Jordsjø 4. Needlepoint Non-Norwegian: 1. Transatlantic (extended version) 2. HFMC 3. NMB 4. Mobius Strip |
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I'll check it out, I have Vixit and we generally agree on a lot musically. I can only say I must have missed it amongst the huge amount of music I listened to last year.
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Ian
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